64 65 66 11:43 Mon Jun 29
Fracking
|
|
What's the soap dodgers problem with fracking? By all accounts we could have a massive resource of energy within the UK which would have us less reliable on imports, and potentially run down energy costs for everyone
|
|
|
Replies - Newest Posts First ( Show In Chronological Order)
MrCrowmanSir
9:57 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Zod could frack to the earths core using his ejaculatory fluid.
|
Nurse Ratched
8:51 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Coal mining led to 'Billy Elliot' and was therefore A Bad Thing.
|
mashed in maryland
8:48 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
"No ling term environmental damage with mining"
LMFAO
|
Nurse Ratched
8:42 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
General Zod would consider you a risible hippy.
General Zod can frack with his eye gaze.
|
MrCrowmanSir
8:40 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Agreed 13, I'm against it.
|
13 Brentford Rd
8:35 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
.......also polutes the water table and local water suplies.
|
13 Brentford Rd
8:28 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Chalk and cheese, mining and fracking do not compare. No ling term environmental damage with mining.
Also any of you experts know much water is needed?
I can tell you it's an enormous ammount that is unsustainable!
|
RM10
8:05 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
fracking if any good o our environment will not lower energy prices thats a fact,the only winner are the frackers and councils income from tax, so im against it.
|
BRANDED
7:27 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Yeah yeah. My Dad grew up in the Welsh valleys. I've been there a few times since they've stopped and it gets progressively better and better. As a kid I'd go and it was like a nuclear winter.
The world often heals very quickly.
|
Far Cough
7:19 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Just Google Aberfan to see what a slag heap can do
|
MrCrowmanSir
7:17 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Never seen a slag heap Branded? Baren land that is just not natural, a blight on the landscape for all enternity.
|
BRANDED
7:06 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
In what way?
|
mashed in maryland
6:36 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
To be fair the environmental impacts of coal mining and heavy industry have arguably severely fucked certain parts of the country up for a very long time.
|
Willtell
6:33 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
No-one really has a clue except those scientists that all seem to think there is nothing to worry about. I really can't imagine that politicians are so short sighted to allow something that creates havoc.
Coal mines would never get dug in the modern world. Too many Green protesters would complain about the UK sinking to Australia....
|
Russ of the BML
6:12 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
I like the fact that some people are all for fracking as for some reason they believe they will benefit from it. Common people will see no benefit. The only benefit will be for the exploration companies and owners.
|
ohgodno
5:16 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Ayris 1:48 Tue Jun 30
Not really a piss take but the far right and the greens have an awful lot in common and the green movement is essentially an offshoot of the far right.
Every time I hear some UKIP duffer going on about England being full I'm reminded of some green misanthrope going on about the Earth being full. For one idiot the no more people should cross the border of England-for the other no more people should cross the border of existence.
|
Pancho
5:10 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
Seriously thought this thread was about letting a bird shit on your face.
But that's frosting isn't it.
Erm.
Apparently.
|
BRANDED
4:43 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
In my experience. The knowledgable people need the idiots to get their nonsense out of the way. When they've finished the knowledgable people say their stuff and all is sorted. It's part of the human existence.
|
alfs barnet
4:40 Tue Jun 30
Re: Fracking
|
"Conversation is about those who know shutting up while those that know fuck all talk shit all day."
While you might have felt very clever when you typed that out, it makes no fucking sense whatsoever.
|
| 
